THE rain did not stop children from wearing their gum boots and rain coats and heading to IndigiScapes’ Seek, Unearth and Explore day.
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Capalaba’s environmental education centre saw a crowd flock to the free family fun day on Thursday, July 5 to make bush tucker biscuits, try weaving, clay play and drawing.
There was also a scavenger hunt, a cultural display with Matthews Burns face painting and showcasing artifacts and story telling by Sandra Delaney.
Auntie Joanne Claybourn from the Minjerriba Morgumpin elders also did a welcome to country to guests.
IndigiScapes event organiser Marguerite Johnson said the day was bigger than expected.
“We have a lovely big crowd enjoying the many activities,” she said.
“A lot of families seem to have returned to from out Indigi Day Out on June 2 to experience what we have to offer.”
Jocelyn Garcia
Jocelyn is a journalist at the Redland City Bulletin, covering education issues and school stories. She was a former journalist at Beaudesert Times, reporting about crime, schools and agriculture.
Jocelyn is a journalist at the Redland City Bulletin, covering education issues and school stories. She was a former journalist at Beaudesert Times, reporting about crime, schools and agriculture.
